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During the month of May, we are honored to share many courageous stories of people living with brain tumors, and their loved ones. Join us as we Go Gray In May for Brain Tumor Awareness.

Our 2023 theme of “Building Resilience through Gratitude & Self Care” highlights brain tumor awareness with educational and community events. Patients, loved ones, family care partners and professional caregivers share stories and information, supporting the goal of finding treatments and cures.

If you are moved to give, please support us.

#1: Ashley’s spirit of resilience and hope

Watch the inspiring story of Ashley, who faced a brain cancer diagnosis after a sudden seizure. Learn how her customized treatment plan at the Pacific Brain Tumor Center helped manage the tumor and recover her health.


#2: Rising up to the challenge of being a care partner

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Family care partners discuss the challenges they face during the privilege of being a caregiver to a loved one with brain tumor; the ups and downs, and what they’ve learned.


#3: What not to say to a person with a brain tumor

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Patients talk about the journey of diagnosis and treatment, navigating life, and being with others. Learn about what is helpful and what is not during this frank and heartfelt discussion.


Make the difference in finding a cure.

All contributions in support of PNI go through the Saint John’s Health Center Foundation, a 501 (c)(3), and are tax-deductible in accordance with state and federal law.

Contact us to support programs at Pacific Neuroscience Institute.

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Pamela Solomon
Director, Development
O: 310-829-8466 |  C: 310-699-7794
Pam.Solomon@Providence.org

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Meghan K. Chereck 
Director, Development 
O: 310-829-8394  |  C: 310-694-7722
Meghan.Chereck@Providence.org


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